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Catch all the crab you can eat with the easy-to-use Offshore Angler™ Double Ring Cotton Crab Net. Featuring an 18'' upper ring and 11'' lower ring that's 8'' deep to prevent crab escapes while retrieving, this popular and effective crab net is made from cotton mesh netting and includes bridle. Simply add weight and bait to the Double Ring Cotton Crab Net, and you're ready for crab catching.

Makes crab catching fun and easy

Effective and popular crab net

18'' upper ring; 11'' lower ring with 8'' of depth

Cotton mesh netting

Includes bridle

Web ID: 10216020

Rated 2 out of
5 by
rcsmallback from
Almost uselessThe cotton string net tangle easy. Crabs hide in rocks and although I lowered the crab net slowly into the water off Franklyn Lock walkway to the fishing pier it tangled with itself, with rocks on the bottom and on the oysters clinging to the dam wall. When setting it down off the fishing pier, slight current caused the net to tangle with the pilings. It may work in an area where you can see the bottom, set it on sand and hope a blue carb will wander into it. The next challenge is getting the crab out of the cotton net. I will try it again, while waiting for the steel nets to arrive.

Date published: 2015-02-16

Rated 1 out of
5 by
scbeachbum from
do not purchaseJust purchased this crab net last week. Used this weekend and it is the cheapest thing ever. I guess you really get what you pay for. Don't waste your money on it. The rings are cheap and bend to easy, the net is the thinnest cord ever. We used one day and have huge holes in it. We lost more crabs than we caught.

Date published: 2011-07-18

Rated 5 out of
5 by
MJA1 from
Great product if you know how to use them..Ok, I've been using these for 10+ years from NJ to NC, I live in MD now for the past 11 years. I'll replace them every 3-5 years after the bottom rings rust out. These are great traps if you know how to use them. As soon as I buy one, I immediately cut the lines given and replace with better line-- I leave the metal loop in tact, but I take a "float noodle" and cut a small piece off that & tie to the metal ring. When I drop the traps, I don't want the metal ring falling into the trap b/c most times it will snag and when I pull the trap up I'll miss/scare anything in the trap- the float causes it to hold above the trap- no snags. These are the best producing traps in shallow water for multiple crabs, in 3-6 feet of water, they work great. The crabs will hide in the cloth and devour the bait. I rinse them with fresh water after every use and if I'm crabbing in a heavier current I'll add weights to the bottom so I get a straight drop. I use the metal ring traps in deeper water for a quickier drop, but I find that they rust out quickier and if you pull too quick you can potential catapult a crab off the metal trap into your lap- happens every trip with a rookie- great entertainment. The best thing about these, I can fit 30 metal/cloth traps in one round plastic tub container. Easy transport & they take up almost 0 space in the boat- we used these out of a canoe many times. Overall, great traps, replace the twine, add a small bottom float, & enjoy you're crabbing. They work great. Also, don't be shocked when you pull up a 10lb catfish- another added benefit.

Date published: 2011-06-14

Rated 1 out of
5 by
vcglap from
cheapest availableI deserve what i got. I had to switch my order to a cheaper product because my original order was out of stock and on back order. Oh well the substitute has rings that twist and bend too easily, the cording is the thinnest twine imaginable, and of the six nets I just might get one more use out of four of them. I'm now involved in an effort to make my own as I've found heavier steel rings, and I know what type of netting material I will use.

Date published: 2010-10-13

Rated 1 out of
5 by
rsaulitis from
poor qualityThe double ringed cotton crab nets are poorly made. The cotton string is very thin and 5 out of the 10 pots I purchased broke on my first outing. I would not recommend these crab nets.